Habitual Offender Held, Stolen Jewellery Recovered In Bhikangaon
Bhikangaon (Madhya Pradesh): Bhikangaon police arrested an alleged habitual thief and another suspect on Thursday and also recovered stolen gold and silver jewellery worth around Rs 2.40 lakh in connection with a house burglary. According to police, the incident took place on Wednesday when Rakesh, a resident of Tokenbeda, had gone to Goradia village to drop his daughter at a hostel. On returning…
On Thursday, the Bhikangaon police in Madhya Pradesh apprehended a known thief and another individual in connection with a recent burglary. The suspects, Rahul Singh Sawner and Rakesh, were arrested following a series of investigative steps initiated by the local police force.
The incident occurred on Wednesday when Rakesh, a resident of Tokenbeda, visited Goradia village to drop his daughter at a hostel. Upon returning home, he discovered that two iron boxes containing silver ornaments and Rs 21,000 in cash were missing. In response to his complaint, the police registered a case and commenced an investigation.
The Bhikangaon police, led by station house officer inspector Balram Singh Rathore, utilized CCTV footage from the crime scene and surrounding areas, as well as their informer network, to gather crucial leads. This information ultimately led to the arrest of Rahul Singh Sawner, a resident of Kalyakhedi, who confessed to the theft.
Police records reveal that Rahul has a history of criminal activity, with nine previous cases, including theft and violations of the Arms Act, registered against him at various police stations such as Bhikangaon, Sanawad, Pandhana, Jaitapur, and Chainpur. Both suspects were subsequently produced before the court.
In a separate development, Indore's Food Safety Department issued an alert on Thursday, stating that eight samples from the Sayaji hotel were found to be unsafe. Additionally, 375 quintals of hoarded sugar were seized from a chocolate factory amid rising prices.
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